Teva to put off an estimated 250-300 workers in Israel


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Final week Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. (NYSE: TEVA; TASE: TEVA) printed its first quarter outcomes for 2025 and unexpectedly introduced plans to put off 8% of its workforce by 2027 – nearly 3,000 workers. The purpose, Teva mentioned, is price financial savings of $700 million.

The market preferred the announcement and the truth that Teva additionally raised its steering and the corporate’s share worth rose 12% in two days, though it fell again on Friday. Because the begin of the 12 months, Teva’s share worth has fallen 23%, giving a market cap of $19 billion. Nevertheless, Teva has identified more durable days, and actually the share worth has risen 25% over the past month, even after Friday’s 6.31% fall.







Teva just isn’t detailing at this stage which workers it would lay off. In Israel, the corporate has a number of websites, and as of the top of 2024 the corporate had 3,320 workers – simply over 9% of the corporate’s whole workforce. At its peak in 2012, Teva had about 7,400 workers in Israel.

Market sources imagine that the speed of layoffs in Israel might be just like the overall charge (8%) or barely increased, and won’t have an effect on all of Teva’s websites in Israel. It will imply about 250-300 layoffs. It’s believed that the cuts will come primarily from workers on the headquarters in Tel Aviv, the R&D unit in Netanya, and the plant in Kfar Saba, with workers at some places being supplied voluntary retirement, according to collective agreements beforehand signed between the corporate and the unions and the Histadrut. Discussions are already underway, it’s believed, between Teva and the unions on the topic. These talks started even earlier than Teva’s announcement final week on the streamlining plan.

The variety of Teva workers will lower whatever the new plan, when Teva completes the sale of its lively pharmaceutical elements division (TAPI), which was beforehand introduced. TAPI has about 4,300 workers, of whom a number of hundred are in Israel.

Printed by Globes, Israel enterprise information – en.globes.co.il – on Might 11, 2025.

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